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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jindal Poly Films Ltd. is a global producer and seller of diverse polymer films, specializing in biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate (BOPET), biaxially-oriented polypropylene (BOPP), and cast polypropylene (CPP) films. The company's operations are divided into two core segments: Packaging Films and Nonwoven Fabrics. Its comprehensive BOPP film offerings include transparent (both heat and non-heat sealable), solid white, matte, co-extruded, pearlized, label-specific, opaque, release, tape/textile grades, and metallized films. The PET film collection features chemically treated, opaque white, matte, high-strength yarn grade, co-extruded clear, and ultra-clear corona-treated films, designed for applications in converting, graphic arts, electrical insulation, and labeling industries. Furthermore, Jindal Poly Films provides metallized films suitable for flexible packaging, gift wrap, and decorative purposes, alongside sequins for textile manufacturing. Its array of coated films encompasses PVDC, acrylic, silicon, AlOx, ink-receptive, digital printable, and DG-coated films, as well as high Coefficient of Friction (COF) matte PET and lidding films. For CPP, the company supplies both general-purpose films and advanced specialty films for high-barrier and retort needs. Other products include thermal lamination films; robust, non-tearable paper films ideal for items such as photo albums, certificates, playing cards, various gift/visiting/calendar/menu/wedding cards, and modeling portfolios; medical X-ray films; and polyester chips. Founded in New Delhi, India, in 1974, Jindal Poly Films Limited holds a prominent position in the film manufacturing sector.
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